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Aerows

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17. I showed up a total of four times to inorganic chemistry in college

Reply to kestrel91316 (Reply #4)

Fri Aug 10, 2012, 01:08 PM

Aug 2012

The first day, and 3 times for the tests. I got an A in the class. It just made sense to me, and I was really prepared going into the course from AP Chemistry in high school.

On the other hand, Algebra was damn struggle, and Calculus was a breeze.

I don't think you can always attribute people's grades to their level of intelligence - some things you get easier than others.

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So Zimmerman was a failed Criminal Justice student. [View all] trumad Aug 2012 OP

He either isn't terribly bright, didn't care, or has a learning disorder. uppityperson Aug 2012 #1

now I understand Zimmerman malaise Aug 2012 #2

No. An undetected learning disorder is also a player. vaberella Aug 2012 #7

No you don't. tammywammy Aug 2012 #9

not going to classes ir moronic behaviour malaise Aug 2012 #10

Can't disagree with that! tammywammy Aug 2012 #12

Still Congrats on your GPA malaise Aug 2012 #14

It did guarantee me admission into graduate school. tammywammy Aug 2012 #15

In the fall of 2009, he got a C in "Evil Minds � Violent Predators." Tommy_Carcetti Aug 2012 #3

How on earth does one get a D!!!! in Intro to Criminal Justice??? kestrel91316 Aug 2012 #4

Ever heard of learning disorders? joeglow3 Aug 2012 #5

I showed up a total of four times to inorganic chemistry in college Aerows Aug 2012 #17

he's also a pathological liar. who would believe anything the lying little shit has to say KG Aug 2012 #6

This is undeniable. He is pathalogical liar and learning disorders don't excuse that. n/t vaberella Aug 2012 #8

I'm not that surpised. Major Hogwash Aug 2012 #11

He went from being a criminal justice major to being a criminal. Initech Aug 2012 #13

he went from CJ major to cop wannabee, to security guard wannabe, to neighborhood watch... NightWatcher Aug 2012 #16

Great post trumad Aug 2012 #18